Sentence examples for effective spokesman from inspiring English sources

He's been the administration's most effective spokesman on domestic issues, and his loyalty has been total.

He is too relentlessly optimistic to be an effective spokesman for a party in trouble.

The same quality made Mr. Heston an effective spokesman, off screen, for the causes he believed in.

Instead, we get inane observations, like Karenna Gore may be "the most effective spokesman for her father's candidacy".

He has a strong relationship with the London Philharmonic players and has been an effective spokesman for this important ensemble since becoming its principal conductor in 2007.

"He's a very effective spokesman, because he has a very appealing story," said Merle Black, a political scientist at Emory University in Atlanta.

Though administration officials said they wanted more effective spokesmen on the economy, the move did not appear to signal a broad new direction for Mr. Bush's policies.

In the 1863 elections, opposition candidates polled two million votes, and 35 of them were elected to the Corps Législatif including such effective spokesmen as the Orleanist Thiers and the republican Jules Favre.

"The departures would also seem to deprive the party of two of its most effective spokesmen, whose quieter manner was thought to have widened UKIP's appeal," he added.

Andy Puzder, the chief executive of the company that owns the Carl's Jr. and Hardee's chains, is one of the nation's most effective spokesmen for the rights and privileges of fast-food franchisers.

The military's most effective press spokesman during the war, Brig.